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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary ad text promotes remedies for constipation and impurities. Claims toxins cause headaches and eruptions. Mentions De Wites Lite Early Risers as a liver stimulating laxative that eases bowel action and preserves health, with garbled brand names and dubious wording.
Fragmentary notes record stray livestock, probate notices, and local opinions. Names include Aurelia, Harve Duane, Joli Murphy, K. D. Jolias, and Fort Dade Messenger references. Mentions Aurelia and Cherokee communities, a Ringling Brothers reference, and temperance themes.
A notable Dakota ranch sale transfers a large operation once owned by Modara Gilchrist Brow and Fraser of Aurelia Iowa. The buyers will assume May 1, with GC Capupneaphalist handling the ranch near Buffalo Creek in Armour, South Dakota. Cattle valued at over 25,000 dollars and 20,000 on the ranch now back the retirement fund, while the Buena Vista County Fair refreshment stands go to auction August 2 at Alta Iowa.
Uneasied letters remain at the Auretin postoffice for the week ending duly 25 102. Wii Clancy directs advertisers to advertise and give date. W C Matthews postmaster.
The article celebrates outdoor summer for children and warns to guard against accidents in open air sports. It extols DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a fast pain reliever and effective for cuts wounds and sores, with endorsements from L B Johnson of Swift Texas and D C Nelson warning against counterfeits.
The Illinois Central announces excursion tickets to multiple destinations including Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Hot Springs, Lead, Deadwood, and Rapid City with one fare plus 33 and a half price option on certificates. Special excursion dates run June 1 to June 30, July 14 to August 22 and 25 to 29, and September 1 to 10, all valid through Oct 3 1902. Further details on dates, rates, and destinations available from local ticket agents or the undersigned officials of ALG PL AL Dirbaque.
A garbled exchange notes purchases of terbacker and winter goods at a small shop. An elderly woman is prompted to spend, while a speaker suggests buying a quarter’s worth and mentions a monthly habit. An editor’s excerpt ends with an ad for Kodol to aid digestion and improve health.
A notice describes a sale of hot weather dress goods at Vert Woods. Local shoppers are urged to visit the store before stocks run out as summer fabric options and seasonal discounts are highlighted.
Real estate pitch offers a cashing in on a supposed market boom. The unsigned circular directs readers to send for more details to an agent in Dubuque Iowa. The wording emphasizes money and opportunity for agents seeking profit.
An old advert claims the product acts immediately to cure coughs colds croup and throat issues. It touts safety and fast action labeled as a sure cure. The copy notes summer use may worsen colas and mentions cooling off after certiae with a bold promise of immediate relief.
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